Practice question 82 of 180 · medium
An Image Builder run can read its base image but fails when publishing to a Compute Gallery. The destination is reachable. Which configuration should be checked first?
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- The template’s user-assigned managed identity has the required permission to write the destination image.
Image Builder needs destination permissions for its managed identity, independently of its source-read permissions and network access. Option explanations: A. The desktop users are members of the desktop application group.: End-user desktop entitlement does not authorize Image Builder to publish images. B. The source VM has an AVD Agent registration token embedded.: Image Builder publication does not need a registered AVD build VM or embedded token. C. The template’s user-assigned managed identity has the required permission to write the destination image.: Reading the source does not imply permission to publish into a different destination scope. D. The pool uses depth-first allocation.: Allocation controls session placement and is unrelated to publishing gallery versions. Sources: Custom image templates — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/custom-image-templates
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